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HERO ID
4249555
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
Mastering ozonolysis: production from laboratory to ton scale in continuous flow
Author(s)
Nobis, M; Roberge, DM
Year
2011
Is Peer Reviewed?
Yes
Journal
Chimica Oggi
ISSN:
0392-839X
Volume
29
Issue
1
Page Numbers
56-58
Web of Science Id
WOS:000287464100014
Abstract
In most cases, ozonolysis is more sustainable and cost effective for the oxidative treatment of organic unsaturated compounds than other oxidation technologies. To enable the scalability of this challenging gas-liquid oxidation process, Lonza has developed a novel approach that combines microreactors, a bench-scale reactor, and a large scale production reactor. The approach also includes laboratory feasibility studies and technical transfer - with hazard evaluations and safety assessments - to successful large scale manufacturing.
Keywords
Ozone; Ozonolysis; Oxidation; Scale-up; Microreactor Technology; Microreactors; Continuous Flow Processes; Green Chemistry; Sustainability
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ISA-Ozone (2020 Final Project Page)
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